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1. Why Migrate the Database? In the early stages of our business, we used PostgreSQL as both an OLTP and analytical database, deployed and maintained on our own infrastructure. In day-to-day operations, however, maintaining high availability, scheduling regular backups, and handling failure recovery required significant engineering effort. The resulting operational
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Apache disclosed Log4Shell on December 9–10, 2021. As I write this, that's closing in on five years ago — long enough that it should be ancient history, a war story security teams tell new hires. It isn't. Talk to anyone who was on call that week
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Somewhere this quarter, a team spun up a cluster of GPU instances for a training run, left them running over a long weekend because nobody wrote down whose job it was to tear them down, and walked into Monday with a bill that made someone's stomach drop. That
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New CPU and GPU designs chase lower latency and richer games within a 1 W power budget Arm's latest smartphone platform is optimized for running AI agents on mobile devices and introduces neural graphics that it claims can deliver desktop-class gaming within a smartphone's power constraints.
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Electronics manufacturer USI has launched an AI Smart Camera designed to run computer vision workloads directly on the factory floor. The system combines high-resolution imaging, a low-power edge computing platform, and AI vision software, allowing image analysis and AI inference to take place locally. The camera processes visual data at
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It felt like you already knew me. The emotive quote was shared by the presenter of the Genesys Humanitarian Impact Award, from one young person who had used the services of Child Bereavement UK (CBUK). The next day I sat down with Letizia Perna, CBUK's Director of Services
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For the last decade, enterprises have treated data location as a one-time, binary decision. You pick a cloud region or a data center and you build around it. That instinct made sense because moving large amounts of data was slow, expensive and painful. In many environments, it still is. What
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Sponsored content The AI conversation in the boardroom has changed. By late 2025, bragging rights increasingly went to whoever could push the most tokens through their models, reflecting an assumption that more AI consumption meant more employee productivity (i.e., tokenmaxxing). In 2026, the organizations that have found real value
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NoName057(16), a pro-Russian hacktivist collective active since 2022, best known for its crowdsourced DDoSia attack platform, announced the (re)launch of #OpJapan, a DDoS campaign against Japanese entities. The reasons behind such a renewed focus is cited as Japan’s continued support for Ukraine and NATO amid the ongoing
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In Mary Shelley’s gothic novel Frankenstein, the eponymous scientist works frantically to breathe new life into a body stitched together from a patchwork of human remains. Which is kind of like what enterprises are trying to do with AI — by stitching together fragmented, misshapen systems and data to animate
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Digital sovereignty has arrived in the boardroom and has immediately been downgraded. Some 93% of large organisations have now discussed it at the board level, and 59% say full digital sovereignty is not a realistic goal, according to a Capgemini Research Institute survey of 1,300 business and technology executives
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PARTNER CONTENT: Pairs block and adjacent file workloads with independent scaling of performance and capacity Storage vendors have been calling things “unified” for years. Sometimes that means one architecture. Sometimes it means several products sharing a management screen and a marketing budget. The term has accumulated enough baggage that a
